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A picture I drew in honour of Father's Day! Dimitri, Anya, and baby daughter Katya on their first Father's Day. (And Pooka! He's kinda like the "older brother" to the baby.)

I did the background in pastels; I wanted it to have a sort of fuzzy, warm feeling to it, to reflet the warmth, happiness, and love they're feeling. I did the characters in marker and pencil crayon (simply because I wanted it to stand out more against the background).

The pictures on the table and the wall are movie artwork, with one exception. Wall: the picture I drew of the Romanov sisters and posted a while ago (see "Forever Sisters"); Marie, from her final appearance in the movie, stating, "It's a perfect beginning!"; and the Royal Family portrait used in the film (drawn by Suzanne Lemieux Wilson- thank you to "The Art of Anastasia" for that info).
Table: Part of the picture on the wall that Anya looks at after talking to Dimitri and Vlad following Once Upon a December, of young Anastasia and her mother Alexandra (I'm pretty sure it's another Wilson portrait); and Anya and Dimitri that I found with other movie pictures. Though this scene didn't happen in the movie, it's still adorable and perfect for a snapshot.
Why the pics are in colour: I know they probably didn't have colour photos back then, but I couldn't get my printer to print in black and white! So, I will just say, they're paintings! That, and the real Anastasia liked to colour in her photos, so... it could be a combo of both.

Uh, I don't know what's up with the line through it. It didn't scan like that, nor is it on the paper itself...?

Thank you for reading, I know it was long!

Anastasia (1997), Twentieth Century Fox

Description
A picture I drew in honour of Father's Day! Dimitri, Anya, and baby daughter Katya on their first Father's Day. (And Pooka! He's kinda like the "older brother" to the baby.)

I did the background in pastels; I wanted it to have a sort of fuzzy, warm feeling to it, to reflet the warmth, happiness, and love they're feeling. I did the characters in marker and pencil crayon (simply because I wanted it to stand out more against the background).

The pictures on the table and the wall are movie artwork, with one exception. Wall: the picture I drew of the Romanov sisters and posted a while ago (see "Forever Sisters"); Marie, from her final appearance in the movie, stating, "It's a perfect beginning!"; and the Royal Family portrait used in the film (drawn by Suzanne Lemieux Wilson- thank you to "The Art of Anastasia" for that info).
Table: Part of the picture on the wall that Anya looks at after talking to Dimitri and Vlad following Once Upon a December, of young Anastasia and her mother Alexandra (I'm pretty sure it's another Wilson portrait); and Anya and Dimitri that I found with other movie pictures. Though this scene didn't happen in the movie, it's still adorable and perfect for a snapshot.
Why the pics are in colour: I know they probably didn't have colour photos back then, but I couldn't get my printer to print in black and white! So, I will just say, they're paintings! That, and the real Anastasia liked to colour in her photos, so... it could be a combo of both.

Uh, I don't know what's up with the line through it. It didn't scan like that, nor is it on the paper itself...?

Thank you for reading, I know it was long!

Anastasia (1997), Twentieth Century Fox